Life is a game.
You're the player.
Do you know your character?

Big-picture, high-imagination, but gets stuck in mental simulations and delay.

Steady, measured, designs systems and plays the long game with clear priorities.

Bold, contrarian, driven to prove something; capable of big moves and big blindspots.

Lives in ideas and excitement; struggles to commit and finish.

Hyper-frugal, careful, and resilient, but often driven by fear of loss.

Relentless executor, keeps the machine running, often at the cost of rest and vision.

Hyper-vigilant scanning for what can go wrong; turns planning into paralysis.

Angel: Steady Presence – return to what is actually happening right now.

Over-identification with image and status; resists feedback that would actually help.

Angel: Humble Truth – seek reality checks, not applause.

Constant urge to move, change, or stimulate; blocks deep focus and completion.

Angel: Deep Focus – commit to one meaningful cycle at a time.

Selective blindness to inconvenient truths; protects ego at the cost of reality.

Angel: Radical Honesty – name the uncomfortable facts explicitly.

Compulsive need to steer everything; suffocates delegation and team intelligence.

Angel: Trust & Delegation – design systems and let others own them.

Painful comparison loop; makes other people’s wins feel like your losses.

Angel: Generous Witness – let others’ success expand your sense of what's possible.

Never-enoughness; turns opportunity into hoarding and erodes long-term trust.

Angel: Enoughness – optimize for durability, not extraction.

We assume the mind is a logical system with repeatable patterns. No mysticism, no fixed “type” – just how you actually think, decide, and react when the stakes are high.

You see both your “good code” and your bugs: the helpful patterns and the harmful loops. Goneba gives you a clear mirror of how you operate today — with hints about where future “patches” might be applied.

Goneba is designed for people who already think in systems: founders, operators, investors, builders. If you can debug products and companies, you can learn to debug your own mind the same way.